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I would not call this a horror, I hate horror films. This was more of a thriller, and my god, a total edge of the seat ride.

We go to Devon/Cornwall for our holidays and can attest to the narrow roads that keep you having to be aware of nit wits driving along at sixty miles an hour (which oddly enough is the speed limit) which so many times has nearly caused a head on crash. That aside (lol) I was on the edge of my seat for the entire film. Wincing at how they might talk themselves out of awkward conversations and situations.

Never a dull moment, picking up the tension as the film progresses.

Excellent Acting by all, including the kids.

I loved it.

There are very very few things on tv these days that make your jaw drop with the cinematography, the acting (and there is not one bad character/actor in the entire series) and that can move you to tears. Yes, I am unashamedly moved to tears when a program is so well made and makes you feel like you're there and part of what is going on. The tornado episode is especially outstanding (I love my 55inch oled for that).

Seriously, wow, I have watched seven episodes pretty much back to back and I am so looking forward especially to the highest rated last two episodes. I will be so sorry to see the back of this series. I think it will be a while before I find anything that matches this...

The last one that affected me like this was theJosh Hartnett astronaut episode last season. Superb acting, I bawled my eyeballs out at the end. Thing is with me when something is done so well I really empathise like it's me it's happening to.

So sad and depressingly likely to happen as it is, it gripped me from start to finish.

It is a rich man's world and we are all just cattle to be abused and to make money for the billionaires of this world. The new cancer drug that nips the genetic code at the bud? Yeah, we'll never get a look in at that. Sad thing is though we likely helped research and development with our meagre earnings that we chuck in buckets and they might try it out in its early stages on us to see what happens but if you think that'll be available to common people, think again, chum.

Nuff said, it's a must-see.